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Lot 277
An 1822 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, with 82cm single edge, pipe back blade, the pierced brass gothic hilt cast with a rampant lion framed by laurel branches, folding guard, wire bound fishskin grip; a French Model 1874 Gras Sword Bayonet, the back edge dated 7th. October 1877, with scabbard (2)Sword blade heavily refurbished. Hilt somewhat worn and generally tired. Grip worn in places. Bayonet generally good overall. Spring clip operative. Numbers on bayonet and hilt correspond.
Lot 336
An Early 19th Century Sabre, with curved, fullered, single edge blade, the angular brass stirrup hilt with traces of original gilding, wire bound fishskin grip, the brass mounted scabbard with twin ring suspension loopsBlade with overall rusting and pitting. Hilt very heavily cleaned. Grip ill-fitting to hilt. Leather scabbard cracked, split and generally poor.
Lot 369
A Scottish Field Officer's Broadsword, to the King's Own Scottish Borderers, the part fullered blade, length 83 cm, with traces of etching, the plated, thistle-decorated, pierced and engraved hilt incorporating the regimental crest, with felt-covered leather liner, wire bound fishskin grip, chequered backstrap, the leather-covered field scabbard with Sam Browne frogSword blade has been very heavily rusted and corroded, subsequently cleaned, but with only traces of the etching remaining. Slight losses to plating on hilt. Slight moth damage to fabric on liner. Grip ill-fitting ti backstrap. Leather to scabbard stained near tip. Top plated mount reglued. Some vermin damage to Sam Browne frog.
Lot 373
A 1796 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the 80.5cm single edge fullered steel blade half blued, engraved and gilt with a martial trophy, rampant lion and foliage, the gilt brass hilt with half hinged double shell guard, foliate sheathed quillon, stirrup knuckle bow, silver wire bound grip and foliate sheathed panelled urn finial, the black leather scabbard with gilt brass mountsSome pitting to the surface of the blade which retains most of the bluing. There is minor wear to the gilding on the hilt. The gilding is worn to the mounts of the leather scabbard which has surface crazing and a crease above the shoe.
Lot 334
A George V 1854 Pattern Officer's Sword, the part fullered, single-edge blade by Wilkinson, length 82.5 cm, etched twice with the crowned Royal cypher between panels of scrolling foliage, numbered 13015 to the back, the gilt brass gothic hilt incorporating the crowned Royal cypher and with engraved naming to James Howorth, wire bound fishskin grip, leather dress knot, leather covered dress scabbard with frogScattered rusting to blade. Some wear to finish on hilt. Polish residue to grip. Scabbard with some damages to leather
Lot 420
A 19th Century Malayan Kris, with 35cm ten lock pamor steel blade, the ivory grip carved with a deity, stylised bird and foliage, lacks scabbard; an Indian Khanjar, the 30cm double edge curved steel blade chased with deities amidst foliage and with reinforced tip, with plain steel pistol grip hilt, lacks scabbard (2)
Lot 356
A Collection of Six Various Bayonets, including a French Mle.66 sabre bayonet, No. K55436, the steel scabbard differently numbered, leather frog; an Enfield plated Artillery dress bayonet, steel-mounted leather scabbard; a No.5 Mk.I, by Wilkinson Sword Company, steel scabbard, and three others, all lacking scabbardsSpring clip to one of unnamed bayonets seized; otherwise all operative where applicable. Condition of bayonets and scabbards generally rather mixed. Viewing recommended.
Lot 382
A Victorian Scottish Dirk, the 31.5cm scallop back steel blade double edged for the last 14cm, stamped SIMPSON EDINBURGH, the wood baluster hilt carved with basket weave studded in white metal, the flat silver coloured metal pommel set with a cruciform of five citrine type stones, the crimson velvet covered scabbard with foliate pierced and engraved silver coloured metal mounts and set with a small knife and two prong fork, each with handle to match the dirk and set with a citrine type stoneBlack patching and pitting to the surface of the blade. Scabbard cover and mounts possibly associated
Lot 309
A George VI Royal Navy Officer's Sword, the 80.5 cm blade with part fuller, etched with Royal cypher and crowned, fouled anchor amongst foliate scrolls, also bearing maker's name, ''Gieves Ltd., London, Portsmouth and Devonport'', the gilt brass gothic hilt with folding guard, name to R.H. Tribe. R.N., cast crowned, fouled anchor, Lion's head pommel with extended mane, wire bound fishskin grip, gilt thread bullion knot, gilt brass-mounted black leather scabbard, soft case Footnote: Raymond Haydn Tribe (1908-2005). In 1935 became Warrant Engineer when acquired sword; 1944 Lieutenant Commander - twice mentioned in dispatches during Second World War and awarded Distinguished Battle Service Medal of the Soviet Union; 1947 Commander; 1955 Captain; 1962 Rear-Admiral; 1962-65 Inspector General Fleet Maintenance and Chief Staff Officer (Technical) to the Commander in Chief, Home Fleet; Retired from Royal Navy September 1965 Overall in good condition.
Lot 304
An Edward VIII Royal Navy Officer's Sword, the 79.5 cm blade with single part fuller, etched with Royal cypher, coat of arms and crowned, fouled anchor amongst rope-framed branches, also bearing maker's name, ''Gieves'', the brass gothic hilt with folding guard, named to G.E. Baker, R.N., cast with crowned fouled anchor, lion's head pommel with extended mane, wire bound fishskin grip, gilt thread bullion knot, brass-mounted black leather scabbard with twin ring suspension, leather outer case bearing owner's initials Footnote: Geoffrey Ellis Barker, recorded as Cadet, sen. 1st January 1934; Midshipman (E), sen. 1st January 1935; Lieutenant (E), sen. 1st June 1938; Commander (E), D.S.C. sen. 31st December 1949; at Admiralty from 22nd May 1950 - Naval Ordnance Department - and from 16th February 1959 - Director-General Weapons; recorded Navy List 1975 working on Mercury II (signal and radar) project; Retired and Emergency List from 1975Sword and scabbard overall good condition. Leather outer case somewhat rubbed and with broken strap.
Lot 323
A Collection of Eight Swords and Edged Weapons, comprising: late George III 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Officer's sword (lacking scabbard); Victorian 1827 Pattern Infantry Officer's sword; Victorian 1827 Pattern Naval Officer's sword; British military issue machete, stamped broad arrow mark and dated 1942, with scabbard; two bayonets and scabbards; an Indian katar and scabbard and one otherAll items in poor order. Almost all blades very badly rusted. One bayonet seized in scabbard. Other damages. Viewing required.
Lot 414
A 19th Century Malayan Sword, the 53cm curved steel kilidj type blade with two narrow fullers to the back edge, the steel hilt with pierced scroll quillon and stirrup knuckle bow, the horn rounded pistol grip carved with pronounced ribs, with fine wicker bound two piece wood gripSome pitting to blade. Some cracking and wear to grip. Scabbard with cracking to binding at top. Otherwise good.
Lot 285
An 1821 Pattern Light Cavalry Officer's Sword, the 89 cm blade by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, numbered 26378 to the back, etched with maker's name to the ricasso, single fuller, triple bar steel hilt, wire-bound fishskin grip, hobnail oval pommel, the scabbard with twin ring suspensionsSword overall good. Scabbard with light rusting and pitting.
Lot 383
A Victorian Scottish Dirk, the 27cm scallop back steel blade double edged for the last 11cm, with a narrow fuller running along the back edge with a smaller shallow fuller below, the ebony baluster grip carved with basket weave and with brass studded decoration, the offset pommel set with a cairngorm type stone, the black leather cover scabbard with four brass thistle mounts and set with a small knife and three prong fork with handles to match the dirk
Lot 307
A Good Early 19th Century Naval Dress Sword, by Fiske late Read, Portsmouth, the fullered, triangular section blade engraved with flowers, crossed flags and other devices, the gilt brass hilt with oval guard, cast with a crown above a fouled anchor within fruiting oak branches, the hilt cast with shells, foliage and ropework, wire bound polished horn grip, well cast double lion mask pommel, the leather scabbard with engraved, gilt brass band mountsSome rusting and pitting overall to blade. Slight wear to gilding on hilt and other mounts. Otherwise generally good.
Lot 299
An Early 19th Century Naval Dirk, the 24 cm curved blade with twin fullers and lightly engraved with flowers, foliage and flags, gilt brass crossguard, harebell-cast hilt, chequered ivory grip, the gilt brass scabbard with foliate and line engraving, twin ring suspensionsBlade with overall pitting. crossguard with one quillon lacking and the other bent (and repaired) and with drilled hole. Grip with cracks. Scabbard with numerous dents.
Lot 335
A Victorian Dress Sword, the twin edge blade, length 79.5 cm, by H. Poole & Co., Savile Row, London, etched with crowned Royal cypher, crossed pennants, foliage and other devices, the gilded metal hilt with shell guard bearing crowned Royal cypher, conjoined crossbar and knucklebow and with crown pommel, wire grip, gilt thread dress knot, gilt brass-mounted black leather scabbard with twin ring suspensionsSome rusting to tip of blade and scattered small patches elsewhere. Wear to gilding on hilt. Wear to brass mounts on scabbard.
Lot 284
A Victorian 1827 Pattern Naval Officer's Dress Sword, the 78 cm blade with traces of etching including Royal cypher, the gilt brass gothic hilt cast with fouled anchor, with folding guard, lion head pommel, wire-bound fishskin grip, part bullion knot, gilt brass-mounted leather scabbard with twin suspension ringsBlade with significant evidence of old pitting, possibly restored and now with only faint etching. Fishskin grip painted white. Bullion knot poor. Scabbard with some cracking and wear to leather. Nipple for folding guard looks strange - possibly later added to an associated scabbard? Rings also strange in appearance.
Lot 339
A Victorian 1827 Pattern Sword to the Rifle Brigade, the 82cm single edge fullered steel blade etched with the Royal cypher, strung bugle and scrolling foliage, by Marshall & Co., St James's St., London, the back edge stamped 100875, the steel hilt pierced and engraved with a strung bugle, with wire bound fishskin grip and leather service scabbard
Lot 312
A Late Victorian Naval Officer's Sword, named to H.S. Bland, the 79.5 cm blade with single part fuller, etched with crowned fouled anchor and Royal coat of arms amongst scrolling foliage, also bearing maker's name, ''J. Gieve & Son, Naval Outfitters, Portsmouth'', the gothic style gilt brass hilt with folding guard, engraved ''H.S. Bland R.N.'', cast with crowned fouled anchor, lion head pommel with extended mane, wire bound fishskin style grip, gilt thread bullion knot, brass-mounted black leather scabbard, twin suspension rings Footnote: Sub-Lieut. Horatio Skene Bland of H.M.S. Beagle was the eldest son of Capt. Horatio Bland (formerly of the King's Own Scottish Borderers) of Caunton Manor, Newark, Notts. He was educated at Stubbington School, Fareham, Hants. Passing into the ''Britannia'' in July 1894 he was promoted Midshipman in November 1896 and Sub-Lieutenant in 1900. He was drowned, age 21, in the act of landing at Seal Island, Mossel Bay, Cape Colony on Sept. 29th, 1901. He is buried at Mossel Bay cemetery.Blade with scattered patches of rust and slight pitting. Gilding to hilt generally worn. Grip possibly a replacement. Bullion knot worn. Scabbard with slight areas of loss to finish but generally good though possibly associated.
Lot 264
A Japanese Army Officer's Kyu-gunto Sword, the 66.5cm single edge steel blade with a narrow fuller running along the back edge, with one piece white metal habaki, the gilt metal hilt with prunus pierced and cast shallow guard, long curved knucklebow, cream same grip and pebbled backstrap with prunus side panel and pommel, with chromium plated scabbard Blade has nicks to edge and is heavily pitted. The scabbard is heavily pitted
Lot 319
Five Bayonets, comprising a Czech VZ58 knife bayonet, leather scabbard; a No.4 Mk.II Enfield spike bayonet, with scabbard, the webbing frog dated 1944; a British L1A3 bayonet for an L1A1 rifle; a Russian AKMII example, with scabbard, and a South Africa, Armscor No.9 SMLE bayonet, with scabbard All items in good condition.
Lot 248
A Copy of a German Third Reich Army Officer's Dagger, the later acid etched ''damascus'' steel blade with facsimile signature, the silver plated hilt with wrythen fluted cream plastic hilt, with pebbled silver plated scabbard, silver bullion portapee, green velvet backed silver lace suspender straps with gilt washed white metal fittings stamped D.R.G.M. (alterations)
Lot 288
A First World War German Artillery Officer's Dress Sword, the 77 cm curved single edge blade with single fuller, etched with military trophies, foliage and other devices, possibly stamped with maker's mark to the ricasso, steel hilt, black-painted ribbed wood grip, the steel scabbard with twin suspension ringsSword blade with light rusting and pitting. Hilt with similar rusting and pitting. Grip with wear to painted finish. Scabbard with light rusting and pitting.
Lot 388
A Victorian 1827 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the etched, fullered, single edge blade, length 82.5 cm, by C. Smith & Son, 12, Piccadilly, London, bearing the crowned Royal cypher amongst foliate scrolled panels, the brass gothic hilt incorporating the Royal cypher, folding guard, wire-bound fishskin grip,, the brass scabbard with twin ring suspensions, together with a French Gras bayonet, No.89727 with associated scabbard No.17849 (2)Sword - Blade with patches of light rusting and pitting. Apparent slight damage / losses to hilt in area of folding guard. One bar of hilt slightly bent. Brass plate to back of grip slightly loose. Grip with polish residue. Scabbard with slight dents to one side, mainly near tip. Bayonet - Spring release working. Bayonet and scabbard associated. Overall good condition.
Lot 275
A Victorian Scottish 1828/31 Pattern Infantry Officer's Basket Hilt Broadsword, the 82cm twin-fullered, double edge blade, etched maker's name, ''Hawkes & Co., London, Manufacturers to the Queen'', the scrolling, steel basket hilt pierced with hearts and circles, cushion-fluted pommel, wire bound fishskin grip, with associated scabbard Blade with overall rust and pitting. Hilt similar. Scabbard good but modern and associated.
Lot 279
A George III 1786 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the 82 cm single edge blade with single fuller, engraved crowned GR cypher, military trophies and other devices, the gilt brass hilt with five ball guard, plain knucklebow with sword knot ring, ribbed ivory spadroon type grip, engraved baluster pommel (lacking scabbard); a Yeomanry 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Officer's Sword, with engraved blade by J J Runkel, brass stirrup hilt and wire-bound fishskin grip (lacking scabbard) (2)
Lot 387
A Pair of 19th Century Constabulary Hangers, each with a slightly curved, fullered, single edge blade, double-edged for the last 20 cm, each brass stirrup hilt with release button and downturned quillon, ribbed fishskin grip, the brass-mounted leather scabbards, numbered respectively, ''No.79'' and ''No.80''No. 79 - Blade reasonably bright with scattered patches of rust, more particularly near tip. Hilt reasonably good. Grip with polish residue. Some cracking to leather scabbard but no breaks. No. 80 - Blade, hilt and grip in similar condition to other. Leather scabbard in slightly better condition but brass shoe holed with sword blade tip protruding approx. 8 mm
Lot 282
A Victorian 1845 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the 84 cm blade by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, named to the ricasso and numbered 31048 to the back, with single fuller, etched with the crowned royal cypher and further profusely decorated, the brass gothic hilt reserved with crowned VR cypher, wire-bound fishskin grip, the steel scabbard with twin ring suspensionSword good condition overall. Scabbard with several light dents.
Lot 271
An Imperial German Naval Officer's Sword, the 77cm single edge fullered steel blade with double squirrel logo for Carl Eickhorn, etched with crowned fouled anchor, foliage and war ships, the frosted gilt hilt with double shell guard cast with fouled anchor and oak leaves and with fold down guard engraved Knorzer, with wire bound ivorine grip and lion head pommel, with bullion sword knot, lacks scabbard
Lot 245
A German Third Reich Naval Officer's Dirk, the 25cm double edge steel blade with double fullers etched with a fouled anchor, dolphins and foliage to each side, with maker's squirrel logo Original, Eickhorn, Solingen, the gilt brass hilt with fluted wire bound cream celluloid grip, with brass scabbard engraved with lightning bolts and black velvet hanging straps with gilt metal clips and lion head buckle
Lot 354
A Victorian 1845 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the fullered, slightly curved, single edge blade by Silver & Co., Cornhill, London, length 81.5 cm, etched to both sides with the Royal cypher and bearing initials, ''RWM'', all amongst panels of scrolling foliage, the cast brass Gothic hilt incorporating crowned Royal cypher, stepped oval pommel, wire bound fishskin grip, the steel scabbard with twin ring suspensionsBlade with overall light rusting. Minor dings to hilt. Scabbard with slight dents and overall slight rusting.
Lot 293
A 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Trooper's Sword, the broad, fullered, single edge blade, length 85.5 cm, stamped with a crowned numeral ''4'' to the top of the fuller and maker's name, ''Hadley'' to the back, the steel stirrup hilt with scrolling quillon, ribbed wood grip, steel scabbard with twin ring suspensions, together with a 19th century French Chassepot sword bayonet, numbered H65592, with associated scabbard, numbered AB83118 (2)Sword generally in poor order with rusted and pitted blade, heavily rusted hilt, badly wormed and degraded grip and heavily rusted scabbard. Bayonet generally good. Spring mechanism operative. Associated scabbard with one dent near tip.
Lot 374
A Late 18th Century Naval Officer's Sword, the 66cm curved single edge steel blade double edged for the last 21cm, with a narrow and a broad fuller to each side, the slotted brass hilt with sheet copper wire bound fishskin grip and lion head pommel, lacks scabbard, circa 1780Pitting to the blade, particularly at the tip.
Lot 353
A Victorian Royal Artillery Officer's Dress Sword, the single edge blade, length 90 cm, etched with crowned Royal cypher to the obverse and Rifle Brigade crest to the reverse, all within foliate scrolls, with part fuller, inscribed, ''Manufactured by Pillin, London, for W.H. Gilbert & Co., Calcutta'', and numbered 1094 and 140 to the back, triple bar steel hilt with stepped oval pommel, wire bound fishskin grip, the steel scabbard with twin ring suspensionsBlade good. Hilt with overall rust. Some wear to grip. Scabbard with scattered rusting.
Lot 301
A Continental (Probably Spanish) Cavalry Sword, the 86 cm blade with twin part narrow fullers, stamped, ''Ballesteros Fce. de Armas, Toledo'' and numbered 110, steel bowl hilt with scroll terminal, chequered wood grip, the steel scabbard with single ring suspension, stamped G225 Blade with scattered rust pitting. Blade and hilt appear to have been burnished. Grip possibly revarnished. Scabbard good.
Lot 424
A 19th Century Ceylonese Pia Ketta, the 19cm single edge clip point blade inlaid with gold scrolls to the back edge, the ricasso applied with silver embossed with formal plant forms, the ferrule and pommel richly chased and inlaid with tendrils and scrolls, and with foliate carved dark horn grip, lacks scabbard
Lot 281
A French 1822 Pattern Light Cavalry Sword, the 92 cm slightly curved blade with long broad fuller and shorter narrow fuller, the back inscribed, ''Mre. d'Armes de Chatt. Avril 1896 Cav'rie. Lre. Mle. 1822'', the ricasso stamped maker's initials CC, the brass three bar hilt numbered 195 and stamped maker's initials, wire-bound leather grip, the steel scabbard correspondingly numbered and with single ring suspension
Lot 554
A 19th Century Afghan Snaphaunce Jezail, the 118cm octagonal steel barrel with swamped muzzle, the lock plate double struck with a crowned V, the wood full stock with numerous foliate embossed silver bands, trigger guard and finger rest, the short flat butt covered in sheet silver with niello decoration, 156cm; a Caucasian Small Kindjal, with curved blade, stained bone inlaid ebony grip and embossed brass scabbard (2)
Lot 368
An Early 19th Century French Light Cavalry Trooper's Sword, the curved, fullered, single edge blade, engraved to the back, ''Mfture. Imple. du Klingenthal Juillet 1813'', the ricasso bearing three stamped marks, the brass triple bar hilt similarly stamped, one bar further numbered, ''527'', narrow oval langets, scrolling quillon, oval brass studs to ribbed leather grip, the black-enamelled steel scabbard with twin ring suspensions Blade with scattered light rusting and pitting. Hilt and grip have been lacquered. Slight rusting and wear to enamelled finish on scabbard overall but no dents.
Lot 370
An Edward VII 1886 Pattern Heavy Cavalry Officer's Undress Sword, the straight, part-fullered, single edge, spear point blade by Hawkes & Co., 14, Piccadilly, length 90.5 cm, etched twice with the crowned Royal cypher amongst panels of foliate scrolls, numbered 6170 to the back, pierced and engraved hiltwire bound fishskin grip, chequered pommel and backstrap, the steel scabbard with twin ring suspensions Blade fairly clean but with patches of light rust and corrosion, particularly near tip. Hilt slightly rusted. Scabbard with overall rusting but no dents.
Lot 283
A French 1822 Pattern Light Cavalry Sword, the 92cm slightly curved blade with long broad fuller and shorter narrow fuller, the back inscribed, ''Mre. d'Armes de Chatt. Janvier 1878 Cav'rie. Lre. Mle. 1822'', the brass three bar hilt numbered 626 and further indidtinctly stamped maker's initials, wire-bound leather grip, the steel scabbard correspondingly numbered and with single ring suspension Sword overall good. Scabbard with slight rusting and numerous light dents.
Lot 286
An 1821 Pattern Artillery Officer's Sword, the 83.5cm blade by W. Dowler & Sons, Gt. Charles St., Birmingham, etched maker's name to the ricasso, single fuller, triple bar steel hilt, wire-bound fishskin grip, stepped oval pommel with tang button, the scabbard with twin ring suspension loopsSword blade with faint traces of pitting. Grip with slight wear to fishskin grip. Scabbard with one dent and overall surface rust.
Lot 343
An Imperial German Model 1898 Artillery Officer's Sword, the 78cm single edge fullered steel blade etched with musical trophies and foliage, the gilt brass stirrup hilt with langet cast with crossed cannon barrels, ribbed black plastic grip and large lion head pommel, with blackened steel scabbard; a German Third Reich 25 Years Faithful Service Medal, with original ribbon (2)
Lot 327
A 19th Century Indian Talwar, the 83 cm curved blade with cruciform guard, shaped knuckle bow and disc pommel, lacking scabbard; and Three Other Items, comprising, a 19th century Indian dagger, the 29 cm blade with steel cruciform guard and grip retaining traces of lacquer, disc pommel (part lacking) (no sheath); a kukri, the leather scabbard fitted with a small knife and a steel, and a Middle Eastern plaited leather whip with inlaid haft incorporating a dagger (4)Talwar, whip and kukri generally good condition with signs of wear only commensurate with age. Dagger with part lacking to pommel.
Lot 380
A Victorian 1850 Pattern Officer's Sword, to the Rifle Volunteers, the 82.5cm single edge fullered steel blade etched with a Queen's crown, strung bugle and Rifle Volunteers by Millan & Mann, George St., Edinburgh, the steel three bar hilt with brown painted fishskin grip, lacks scabbard; an 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the 82.5cm single edge fullered steel blade etched with royal cypher and foliage, with steel hilt and brown painted fishskin grip, lacks scabbard (2)
Lot 346
A British 1796 Heavy Cavalry Trooper's Sword by Daw, Birmingham, the 89cm single edge fullered steel blade stamped with a crown over 11, the back edge stamped DAW, BIRM, and B in two places, the circular steel guard pierced with eight holes, with lozenge shape strengthening plate, two langets, ribbed black leather grip, the steel two ring scabbard faintly engraved C/37/D7G Some rust pitting and black patching to the metalwork of the sword and scabbard. The blade edge has been groundt at the ricasso and has two large nicks 11cm and 22cm from the tip, it has a slight curve when viewed from the hilt. The scabbard has three small dents.
Lot 355
A Victorian 1895 Pattern Infantry Officer's Dress Sword, the straight, single edge, fullered blade by S.J. Pillin, 31, Gerrard Street, Soho, London, length 87 cm, numbered 98812 to the back, etched Royal cypher amongst foliage and other ornamental devices, pierced, plated hilt incorporating crowned Royal cypher, wire bound fishskin grip, steel scabbard with twin ring suspensions; an Edwardian 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, named to H.W. Holt, the etched blade by G.E. Carrington, Old Brompton & London, the back numbered 8691, with leather-covered scabbard (2)1895 Pattern sword - Overall light rusting and pitting to blade. Plating worn to hilt. Slight damage, wear and bleaching to grip. Scabbard with some dents and overall rust. 1897 Pattern sword - Blade significantly rusted. Hilt with overall rust. Grip fairly poor. Scabbard poor overall.
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